Homeschool with Moxie
Check out these posts for everything you've ever wanted to know about how to homeschool! From curriculum options, schedules, electives, and best practices, you'll find actionable strategies, inspiration & encouragement. You can search by subject or grade level as well as read reviews of curriculum.
Okay, who has the decluttering bug? I know, I know. Sometimes it seems absolutely daunting because you think to declutter you need to actually spend 168 hours on one room. But you don’t have to go all in to get some quick wins. If you’re relieved by that news, then this post is for YOU! This post contains affiliate links… Read More
My kids were jumping with joy when they found out that we were going to receive a Stop Motion Animation Kit from Stopmotion Explosion. And this product didn’t disappoint! What comes with the Stop Motion Animation Kit The kit includes everything that your kids need to create finished videos. No CD-ROM drive is required, because you can download what you… Read More
Do you have entrepreneurial teens in your house who are always looking for ways to make money? Here are summer business ideas for teens. This week I shared three reasons why your teen needs to start a business over on HomeschoolGiveaways.com. Check out that post and then grab your FREE Summer Business Brainstorm for Teens below. If you’re already a… Read More
{Thank you Homeschool Review Crew for this review opportunity!} Moms of homeschooled high schoolers can now rejoice! Your job just got a whole lot easier with Transcripts Made Easy: The Homeschooler’s Guide to High School Paperwork. This resource by Janice Campbell of Everyday Education will take the stress out of homeschool paperwork so that you can spend your time actually… Read More
My fifth grader couldn’t get enough of the Heroes of History – Louis Zamperini biography from YWAM Publishing. The Heroes of History series includes 29 stories of amazing men and women who shaped the world and will inspire your kids. Study guides are available for these titles if you want to extend the learning and have resources for additional content… Read More
Happy National Kite Month! It’s a wonderful time to celebrate and get outside with some warming temperatures and beautiful skies. If you just can’t figure out how to celebrate, here are some ideas for your homeschool. The History of Kites Visual Arts Science of Kite-Flying Make & Fly a Kite When I was a young social studies teacher, my… Read More
Handwriting is one of those subjects that is easy to overlook as a homeschooler. Sometimes it just feels like we have so many other more important subjects to tackle. But if children don’t learn to form letters correctly early on, it’s very difficult to fix this problem. It could also lead to bigger problems down the road because our kids… Read More
Are you teaching a child how to read in your homeschool? It can be one of the most intimidating tasks ever for a homeschool parent. But if you have a solid resource that is easy to use in your toolbox, you can have the confidence in knowing you can successfully teach your child phonics. Here’s how Classical Phonics by Memoria… Read More
Do your high schoolers know how to take a big task and break it down into manageable pieces? Do they know how to use resources for this? Project management is a life skill that many adults are lacking. Put your homeschool high schoolers ahead of the crowd by giving them tools and skills they need. Here’s how to use Trello… Read More
Drive Thru History® nights at our house these past few months have been highly anticipated. Once everyone was settled with a bowl of popcorn and a blanket, each one from age five up to age forty-one thoroughly enjoyed traveling through Biblical history with Dave Stotts and Drive Thru History® “Acts to Revelation” episodes. What You Get Drive Thru History® “Acts to Revelation” came with… Read More
